Your are a glass half empty and I'm half full with an option for a re fill,now back to Venezuela and comrade corbyn.
Hell no, my glass is completely full.
Ahh right, a metaphor, so still nothing relative to say?
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Your are a glass half empty and I'm half full with an option for a re fill,now back to Venezuela and comrade corbyn.
Hell no, my glass is completely full.
Ahh right, a metaphor, so still nothing relative to say?
It seems as if Mr Corbyn and Labour are accelerating into favour at this time.
And since most politicians (all parties) thought that he would trash the Labour party if elected, it would seem as if he has proved them all to be somewhat naive?
I think the man has got guts.
It seems as if Mr Corbyn and Labour are accelerating into favour at this time.
And since most politicians (all parties) thought that he would trash the Labour party if elected, it would seem as if he has proved them all to be somewhat naive?
I think the man has got guts.
It seems as if Mr Corbyn and Labour are accelerating into favour at this time.
And since most politicians (all parties) thought that he would trash the Labour party if elected, it would seem as if he has proved them all to be somewhat naive?
I think the man has got guts.
To this thread yes,Venezuela sucks,fan club,one member.
Do you have personal experience of Venezuela?
Because i have personal experience and vested interest in the uk.
So unlike you, when i dis a country, a government, a mock democracy, dictatorship, withdrawal of human rights, dismantling of the health service, social services, police service, fire service etc, i speak from experience. Can you say the same about the bad mouth you give Venezuela?
Why would I want to,it sucks,its well reported and anyway that's how Marxism doesn't work.
Reported by who? Barcley brothers, Rupert Murdoch, lord Rothermere, Richard Desmond.
Ha, ha..
I forgot to mention the BBC.
Just read the BBC "profile" (still laughing) on Britain..
" Two world wars and the end of empire diminished its role in the 20th century, and the 2016 referendum vote to leave the European Union has raised significant questions about the country's global role."
I forgot to mention the BBC.
Just read the BBC "profile" (still laughing) on Britain..
" Two world wars and the end of empire diminished its role in the 20th century, and the 2016 referendum vote to leave the European Union has raised significant questions about the country's global role."
And yet, here he is, apparently galloping into the immediate future.I think he belongs In the distant past.
Really?And likes the Venezuela model go figure
It seems the UK had a close shave at the last election.
Britain under Corbyn? Just look at Venezuela | The Spectator
If Mr Corbyn wins power then the UK will crash and burn!
It's Official Folks! And it's true, 'cos the Spectator said so!
I do love this kind of comic book junk.
The thing is, the Spectator is a right wing conservative mag writing for right wing conservative mag buyers.
But it was fun!
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And yet, here he is, apparently galloping into the immediate future.
Really?
Just now, one example in hundreds, the daughter of working class parents who wants to be a nurse will need to gain a university degree course over three years, costing £9000 per annum. I won't detail the costs of eating, sleeping and clothing herself. Of course if she comes from a wealthier background she will have very little financial difficulty. Once qualified she will be scores of thousands in debt and on a nursing wage!
And while this kind of imbalance continues we are playing at being a world power with a very expensive submarine (we should have named it 'Hood') and those very expensive carriers, and supporting all manner of money wasting schemes.
I think Mr. Corbyn could do very well if he gains power, and although the ride would be very very traumatic and bumpy for some, I always did like roller-coasters.
Hi....If you don’t like the Spectator, try this – https://capx.co/why-is-corbyn-still-fetishising-venezeula/
There will be many reasons why Venezuela has dropped into a most dreadful depression. But just look at the UK stats and you will see that the Brits might, just might, vote Corbyn in next Election.Will Corbyn speak out about the injustices Maduro’s government is inflicting on the Venezuelan people, and how Chavez’s socialist policies are responsible for the crisis? I doubt it. It seems ‘telling it like it is' just doesn’t apply to Venezuela.
Mr Corbyn, like most politicians will investigate to discover what voters want and he will alter his position in order to obtain votes. Have you ever heard of politicians doing something like that...... listening to the people?This quote by Groucho Marx sums up Corbyn – “Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have others.”
Nah! That ship was simply 'Capitalist'.Roller coaster?,more like titanic.